Celia

Chandler captures the serious, courtly beauty of Celia with her "sad brow" and gentle demeanor. Celia's composure is visually evident, highlighting her ability to navigate the court's complexities. Orlando describes both Celia and Rosalind as “fair and excellent ladies.” Chandler's portrayal underscores Celia's less flamboyant nature than Rosalind, while still reflecting her inner strength. At the end of the play, Celia weds Oliver